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Robert Baer
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See No Evil: The True Story of a Ground Soldier in the CIA's War on Terrorism Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Robert Baer
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where was the military school Robert went to?
(a) Culver, Indiana.
(b) Sacramento, CA.
(c) Roseberg, North Carolina.
(d) New York, NY.

2. How did Robert want to hit at Mughniyah?
(a) Through his mistress.
(b) Though his family.
(c) Through his clan.
(d) through his gambling habit.

3. When did the man that supported Robert and his mother call them back home?
(a) After a trip to Berlin.
(b) After a trip to Moscow.
(c) After a trip to London.
(d) After a trip to Paris.

4. What was Robert's first assignment?
(a) Make contact with the French intelligence.
(b) Gather intelligence of Soviet weapons.
(c) Lean of the Chinese weapon programs.
(d) Learn the ropes.

5. Why did Duane Clarridge have trouble forming his team?
(a) All the good agents refused to join.
(b) Political considerations.
(c) There were too few agents.
(d) His service was low priority.

6. Who was kidnapped in Lebanon?
(a) The CIA Beirut Chief.
(b) One low level CIA agent.
(c) Three consulate employees.
(d) Two American tourists.

7. What type of agent analyzes intelligence and prepares reports for administration officials?
(a) Field Officer's Office.
(b) The Directorate of Intelligence.
(c) The Directorate of Administration.
(d) Operation Officer's Office.

8. What was Milt Bearden the chief of?
(a) Beirut.
(b) Khartoum.
(c) Raba.
(d) Baghdad.

9. How did Robert's interlocutor expect to hit Hafiz Al-Asad?
(a) With a missile.
(b) By poisoning him.
(c) With a gun.
(d) With a knife.

10. Where did Robert's interlocutor in Dortmund want Hafiz Al-Asad removed from?
(a) Syria.
(b) Libya.
(c) Iraq.
(d) Iran.

11. What did Robert's first Indian officer contact tell him?
(a) That he regretted his country's alliance with the Americans.
(b) That he regretted his country's alliance with the British.
(c) That he regretted his country's alliance with the French.
(d) That he regretted his country's alliance with the Soviets.

12. Who summoned Robert Baer?
(a) Fred Turco.
(b) Marco Stark.
(c) Thomas Kern.
(d) Robert Lupe.

13. Where was Robert when the Beirut bombing occurred?
(a) Paris.
(b) Raba.
(c) Washington.
(d) Tunis.

14. Where did Robert develop a relationship with a Palestinian?
(a) In Paris.
(b) In Tokyo.
(c) In Tunis.
(d) In Washington, D.C.

15. Who kept Robert and his mother financially afloat?
(a) Robert's brother.
(b) Robert's grandfather.
(c) Robert's uncle
(d) Robert's father.

Short Answer Questions

1. What could Robert Baer not afford?

2. How did Robert get close to Indian Military officers?

3. What did Robert get that the CIA sought for years?

4. What did Robert become involved in after moving back to the U.S.?

5. When did Robert Baer work for the man who summoned him?

(see the answer keys)

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